Johansson's resistance was bolstered by interventions from both sides of the political spectrum.
The demonstration was disrupted by interventions from supporters of the regime and some people whom protesters identified as being from Saudi Arabia.
Growing political opposition to Britain's continuing military presence in Afghanistan was reflected by interventions in the Commons from both government and opposition benches.
Student activists said they would not be derailed by interventions such as those of Chris Patten, the chancellor of the university, who said in a recent interview that those involved with Rhodes Must Fall should "think about being educated elsewhere".
The departures of migrants from the places they love are, more often than not, made necessary by interventions of institutions and entities of which the people themselves know nothing.
A work by him, Capital, is also on show at the biennale – one that contains footage of a public conversation between him and the Marx scholar David Harvey, enlivened by interventions from the late cultural theorist Stuart Hall.
Richard Donner's visionary, Hesiodic vision of Superman as a god living among men was eventually destroyed by interventions from producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind, who wanted the saga to take a more comedic turn.
* Symptom control by interventions delivered by any medical team, not just specialist palliative care team.
Older people's QoL may be improved by interventions directed to areas beyond health and physical functioning.
LASSI covers thoughts, behaviours, attitudes and beliefs in relation to successful learning that can also be fostered by interventions.
Results show that besides exposure to strong climatic variations for many centuries, stone deterioration was aggravated by interventions using incompatible materials.
